Review of Hell Gate by Post Apocalyptic Playground

Hell Gate received an excellent review from Post-Apocalyptic Playground. The reviewer noted that the novel is filled with "vivid detail, a true depiction of our deepest apocalyptic nightmares" and gave the novel four stars. You can check out the entire review here. 

Apocalypse Monday

Relics from the wasteland.

Apocalypse Monday

I've been doing a lot of research on nuclear meltdowns and radiation poisoning, so this week I thought I'd end the world with a blast.

My Convention and Book Signing Schedule for 2018

Over the past few weeks, I've been organizing my schedule for attending conventions and book signings throughout New England for 2018. The events I've definitely scheduled are listed below. Just a heads-up to my fans: at NoCon and Vermont Horror Convention, I'll also be signing copies of The Rise of the Sataners: Book Three of the Hell Gate Saga, which is scheduled for release on 4 August.

April 15 -- The Night By the Sea event sponsored by the New England Authors Expo. The event is from 2PM to 6PM and will be held at the Red Hook Brewery at 1 Red Hook Way in Portsmouth, Hew Hampshire. The event is free to the public, so come and meet with the more than thirty-five writers and publishers who will be at the event.

July 25 -- The New England Authors Expo's event from 4PM to 9PM at the Danversport Yacht Club at 161 Elliot Street in Danvers, Massachusetts. The event is free to the public, so come and meet with the more than thirty writers and publishers who will be at the event.

September 14-16 -- NoCon at the La Quinta Inn and Suites at 24 Front Street in Manchester, New Hampshire. This convention is still being put together; more details about this convention will be posted as they become available.

October 6-7 -- The first ever Vermont Horror Convention. The convention will run on October 6 from 10AM to 6PM and on October 7 from 10AM to 5PM. The current celebrity guest list includes Costas Mandylor of the Saw franchise, Tony "Jason Vorhees" Moran, and Melissa "crippled bicycle zombie" Cowan from The Walking Dead.

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For those of us who lived through the 80s, how can we forget War Games (1982) with Matthew Broderick? It was inaccurate, but it made nuclear war look so cool. (Many thanks to Armageddon Carry Me Home for posting these photos and gifs).

Apocalypse Monday

Since I'm working on the pre-release of Rise of the Sataners: Book Three in the Hell Gate Saga, which takes place in northeast China, I figured I'd put Beijing through the apocalyptic ringer today.